Mike Anderson, president of Collision Advice, will present during the next CIECAst webinar.

The recent "Who Pays for What?" survey shows an increasing number in shops charging and being paid for administrative tasks involved in processing total losses.

ALLDATA, an AutoZone company, was recently designated a "Preferred Partner" of the Collision Advice Legacy Group Cooperative.

On Tuesday, Jeff Peevy called the announcement that AMi will host Chrysler certified collision repair courses significant.

The Who Pays for What Survey from Q4 of 2018 indicates that many collision repair centers are seeing a return on investment from attaining OEM aluminum certification.

The latest "Who Pays for What?" survey finds more shops billing (and being paid) to set-up and perform destructive test welds.

Axalta recently hosted its Annual Business Council Symposium in Nashville, Tenn.

The quarterly “Who Pays for What?” survey conducted this past spring found that just over 30 percent of shops that seek to be paid for inspection of seat belts said they are paid “always” or “most of the time” for it.